SendSecretMessage.com is now SecretPost.app. Same service, same team. Your account, messages, and links still work. What changed →
Private by design

Send secret messages and receive anonymous messages

Create a private one-time secret link, share an anonymous message inbox, or encrypt text in your browser. Messages stay anonymous. Secrets self-destruct. Encryption stays on your device.

Private by design · Fast by default

SecretPost

Anonymous Inbox

Create your anonymous message link and share it with friends. Anyone can send anonymous messages to your private inbox — no app download needed.

Create your inbox

One-Time Secrets

Send a secret message with a private one-time link. Your message self-destructs after one view and is encrypted in your browser before it reaches our server.

Send a secret

Encrypt & Decrypt

Encrypt and decrypt text online with a passphrase. Your message is protected in your browser, so private text never has to leave your device.

Encrypt text

SecretPost tools

Secret messages, anonymous message links, and browser encryption in one place

What is SecretPost?

SecretPost is the new home of SendSecretMessage.com. It helps you send secret messages, create anonymous message links, and encrypt private text online. You can use SecretPost to share a one-time secret, collect anonymous messages from friends, or protect sensitive text with browser-based encryption.

Create an anonymous message link

With SecretPost, you can create an anonymous message link and share it with friends, followers, or contacts. People can send you anonymous messages through your link, and you can read them in your private inbox. It works well for social sharing, WhatsApp status, feedback, questions, confessions, and private notes.

Send a one-time secret message

Need to share a password, private note, access code, or sensitive link? Use the one-time secret tool to create a private message link. The secret can be opened once and then self-destructs, making it safer than leaving sensitive information in a normal chat thread.

Encrypt and decrypt text in your browser

SecretPost also includes a browser-based encryption tool. You can encrypt text with a passphrase and decrypt it later with the same passphrase. The encryption happens in your browser, so the private text does not need to be sent to our server.

Why people use SecretPost

Use SecretPost when you want a simple privacy-focused way to share private messages online. No app download is needed. Anonymous inbox links are easy to share. One-time secrets disappear after they are opened. Encryption runs in your browser. Whether you want anonymous feedback, a secret message link, or a quick text encryption tool, SecretPost gives you the essentials in one place.

FAQ

SecretPost frequently asked questions

What is SecretPost?

SecretPost is a privacy-focused website for secret messages, anonymous message links, and browser-based text encryption. It is the new home of SendSecretMessage.com.

Is SecretPost the same as SendSecretMessage.com?

Yes. SendSecretMessage.com has moved to SecretPost. Your account, messages, and existing links continue to work.

How do I create an anonymous message link?

Create an inbox, copy your SecretPost link, and share it with friends or followers. They can use the link to send you anonymous messages.

Can I use SecretPost on WhatsApp?

Yes. You can share your anonymous message link or one-time secret link on WhatsApp, including in chats or status updates.

What is a one-time secret message?

A one-time secret message is a private message link that can be opened once. After it is viewed, the secret self-destructs.

Can I encrypt text online with SecretPost?

Yes. SecretPost includes a browser-based tool to encrypt and decrypt text with a passphrase.

Do I need an account?

You do not need an account to create a one-time secret or use the encryption tool. You need an account if you want to receive anonymous messages in your own inbox.

Are messages on SecretPost private?

SecretPost is designed around privacy. Anonymous messages stay anonymous, one-time secrets self-destruct, and text encryption happens in your browser.